Tanzanian singer Rayvanny can now heave a sigh of relief after one producer cleared the air over the ownership of his controversial song, 'Naogopa'.
Last week, Rayvanny found himself on the receiving end after upcoming artiste, Riser Stardia, claimed ownership of the song.
This triggered fans to gang against Rayvanny, blaming him for lacking content to a level of stealing from the upcoming artiste.
However, Tanzanian producer Keyz Morento on Wednesday evening shared proof that vindicated Rayvanny. He was the first to record the song.
According to the proof he shared, he was the man behind the song's beats. The song was last updated on December 31, 2011.
Rayavnny thanked the producer for having his back.
"These stolen songs create a lot of troubles, may I have one who knows to read well to check for the date up there, thank you my brother for these details, I was thinking it was recorded in 2014 only to realize it was in 2011, (HIZI NYIMBO ZA WIZI ZINAMATATIZO SANA EMBU ANAEJUA KUSOMA VIZURI ANIANGALIZIE TAREHE HAPO ............ ASANTE NDUGU YANGU @yokeyzmorento KWA DETAILS HIZI NILIKUA NAJUA 2014 KUMBE NI 2011 ........ MAANA SIO KWA MATUSI NILOKUNYWA," said Rayavnny.
The 'Tetema' hitmaker on Sunday said he had not reached a level of copying from other artistes.
"The way music is, you go with time, there are moments when I decide to do something I do it, I can tell, at this level I cannot take someone's song and re-do it (Muziki ulivyo unaendanga na time, kuna kipindi mimi nikiona nifanye hiki kitu nafanya, mi nakwambia, sijafika level ya kwenda kuchukia eti kitu cha mtu halafu nikakifanya mimi) remarked Rayvanny.